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...guide participation rates have hampered both pedagogical improvement and students’ academic experience. Despite desperate tactics—haranguing e-mails from everyone from the president of the University to one of the stars of the football team, Clifton G. Dawson ’07—Harvard cannot seem to get students to fill out their CUE guide evaluations. Considering both the significant monetary savings that have resulted from moving CUE evaluations online and the vast decrease in response that has resulted, we are compelled to support faculty legislation that would make CUE evaluations mandatory for all students...
...populations, i.e. children, the elderly, and the ill. Yet CORIs are practically unintelligble, both to employers and the people who have them because they are full of recondite abbreviations. This becomes a problem when employers use them to screen applicants, as CORIs are typically used. People with CORIs cannot ascertain the accuracy of their records, and employers use them as an indiscriminate way to weed out applicants; they order CORIs for all job applicants and dismiss applicants if they have a CORI, often without bothering to determine what the charges were or distinguish between guilty and innocent, convicted or released...
Sidney Verba ’53 has joked that prior to becoming Harvard’s chief librarian, he thought of libraries like he thought of supermarkets—he knew he needed what was on the shelves but had no idea how it got there. The same cannot be said of his successor, Robert C. Darnton ’60, whose prior expertise in the study of books field is a rare asset for a professor starting his term as director of the University Library.With volumes including “The Literary Underground of the Old Regime?...
...throughout their lives and worry about who will help them get it. "I called so many agencies looking for help, and SKIP was the only one that even called me back," she says. But there is a waiting list of thousands more families that SKIP, on its shoestring budget, cannot take on without additional resources. Margaret hopes one day to be able to build a clinically staffed residential community. "These families need a respite; they never get a break. They need to be supported in this effort," she says. "Yet it is just indescribable how hard we make...
...progress in Iraq before it decides whether the war is unwinnable. That time is already running out. In Washington, Bush Administration officials are preparing for a two-track strategy later this summer, quietly laying the groundwork for extending the surge--and crafting a new plan in case an extension cannot be sustained politically...